resolv.conf is the configuration file for DNS resolvers for all Linux distributions, including Debian, Mint, …
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Resolve overheating issues on Linksys EA6300 EA6350 EA6400 EA6700 or similar routers
Linksys smart WiFi routers like EA6300 EA6350 EA6400 EA6700 or other similar design routers usually heat up very fast and have high temperature issue. CPU temperature usually stay over 90°c after short run even idle. Although Broadcom chips are said …
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Install MacOS with clover EFI bootloader on ASUS Z87a
Clover is an open source EFI bootloader. clover can do better job than Chameleon, especially on newer UEFI based systems. Using Clover is easy and straightforward. There are tons of documents about how to use clover on Gigabyte motherboards because …
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Native KeePass client for MAC OS X with KeePassHTTP - MacPass
Keeps can be used via Mono on OS X but lack of important functionality and not work very well. MacPass is a KeePass compatible password manager for OS X. MacPass is free and open source. Unlike other KeePass for Mac …
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Disable ASUS Motherboard's UEFI secure boot
Most new ASUS motherboards do not have the option to let users to turn off the UEFI secure boot. The "Secure Boot Enabled" is always greyed out and unable to change that option. Yet, we do have the option to …
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Rename network name for MAC OS X
Network name is the unique name that differentiate a MAC or PC on a network. If you have more than one MAC and you start sharing things back and forth between your computers, the names of those MACs start to …
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Try out Free New iOS Public Beta Update Without an Invite
Apple has launched the iOS public beta program which allowing anyone in a trial scheme to use the new iOS. This DOES NOT require your iOS device to be jailbroken and you DO NOT need to add your iOS device's …
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Connect to Amazon EC2 Linux Instance from Windows Via PuTTY
PuTTY does not natively support the private key format (.pem) generated by Amazon EC2. If you load the .pem formet private key directly to PuTTY you will get error message: Unable to use key file "***.pem" (OpenSSH SSH-2 private key). …
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Fix Raspberry Pi OpenWrt Boot problem
If you install the OpenWrt into your Raspberry Pi can't get it boot. The following steps might help you fix the problem. If you still don't know how to install OpenWrt on Raspberry Pi, you can go to: How to …
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Add 802.11-n support to BCM47xx and BCM53xx OpenWrt
OpenWrt in default uses the reverse engineered b43 driver for BCM47xx and BCM53xx devices. With this driver only 802.11g is supported, but you can easily get wireless 802.11n working by installing the Broadcom open source brcmsmac driver. You can easily …
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How to install OpenWrt on Raspberry Pi
OpenWrt official supported Raspberry Pi. The latest OpenWrt release as of today already support for Raspberry Pi A, Raspberry Pi B, Raspberry Pi B+, and Raspberry Pi models. The Raspberry Pi is supported in the brcm2708 target. Parts: Raspberry Pi …
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